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Saint Sophia Cathedral, Harbin
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Saint Sophia Cathedral, Harbin
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Saint Sophia Cathedral, Harbin
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Saint Sophia Cathedral, Harbin
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Saint Sophia Cathedral, Harbin
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Saint Sophia Cathedral, Harbin

Софийский собор в Харбине
ChinaХарбин1923–1932Public buildings
The first, wooden St. Sophia Church appeared in Harbin in 1907. The masonry cathedral for the growing parish was begun in September 1923 and consecrated in December 1932. In November 1996 the building was listed as a national key cultural relic of China; after restoration in 1997 it has housed the Harbin Architectural Art Museum.
Первая, деревянная Софийская церковь появилась в Харбине в 1907 году. Каменный собор для выросшего прихода заложен в сентябре 1923 года и освящён в декабре 1932 года. В ноябре 1996 года здание включено в список охраняемых памятников КНР общегосударственного значения; после реставрации 1997 года в нём размещён Музей архитектурного искусства Харбина.

Property abroad

EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerHarbin municipal authorities (Harbin Architectural Art Museum)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1932
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2026-09
No services are held; since 1997 the building has been used as the municipal Architectural Art Museum.

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